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What is the “Good News” of Jesus Christ? Part 1

July 23, 2017 by David Suryk 3 Comments

This morning we want to find out what the Apostle Paul really meant by “the Gospel,” and indeed, how he presented Jesus who is the content of the Gospel. And I’ll say something too about how we might better think about evangelism.

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Filed Under: Christian Thought and Practice Tagged With: Apostle Paul, cedar campus, dallas willard, evangelism, Good News of Jesus Christ series, gospel, John Walton, n.t. wright, The Lost World of Adam and Eve, What Saint Paul Really Said

Interview with John Walton

November 17, 2015 by Mark Hansard No Comments

ESN Writer Mark Hansard interviews John Walton, author of The Lost World of Adam and Eve.

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Filed Under: Author, Book Review/Discussion, Science and Faith Tagged With: Adam, Adam and Eve, Augustine, biblical hermeneutics, biblical interpretation, biblical studies, christian scholarship, cosmology, creation, Eve, faculty interview, human, intervarsity press, interviews, John Walton, science, science and faith, sin, the fall, The Lost World of Adam and Eve, The Lost World of Genesis One, The Lost World of Scripture

Review: The Lost World of Adam and Eve, by John Walton

July 5, 2015 by Mark Hansard No Comments

John Walton’s book The Lost World of Adam and Eve (InterVarsity Press, 2015) is a fresh, compelling look at Genesis 2-3. Walton marshals an impressive array of Hebrew expertise and familiarity with Ancient Near Eastern texts to make his case.

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Filed Under: Book Review/Discussion, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: Adam, Book Review, creation, intervarsity press, John Walton, The Lost World of Adam and Eve

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